Digest of the laws of the state of Georgia, from its settlement as a British province, in 1755, to the session of the General assembly in 1800, inclusive

A compilation of the laws of the state of Georgia, passed by the legislature since the political year 1800, to the year 1810, inclusive

A compilation of the laws of the state of Georgia, passed by the legislature since the political year 1800, to the year 1810, inclusive

A compilation of the laws of the state of Georgia passed by the General Assembly, since the year 1819 to the year 1829, inclusive

A compilation of the laws of the State of Georgia : passed by the Legislature since the year 1810 to the year 1819, inclusive : comprising all the laws passed within those periods, arranged under appropriate heads, with notes of reference to those laws, or parts of laws, which are amended or repealed : to which are added, such concurred and approved resolutions, as are either of general, local, or private moment : concluding with a copious index to the laws, and a separate one to the resolutions

1928 Supplement to the Georgia code, 1926 : containing all the general laws of 1927, with full annotations

A digest of the laws of the state of Georgia : containing all statutes, and the substance of all resolutions of a general and public nature, and now in force, which have been passed in said state from the year 1820 to the year 1829 inclusive

Vol 1: A digest of the statute laws of the state of Georgia : in force prior to the session of the General Assembly of 1851 : with explanatory notes and references, and also, with notes giving the exposition of the statutes by the Supreme Court of the state

Vol 4: Supplement to The code of the state of Georgia : containing a codification of all the laws of the General Assembly of a public and permanent nature passed since the adoption of the Code of 1895 …

Analysis of the statutes of Georgia, in general use, with the forms and precedents necessary to their practical operation, and an appendix, containing the Declaration of independence; the articles of confederation of the state of Georgia; General Washington's Farewell address, and the naturalization laws passed by Congress